So what's an example of like how many things they could be like? Is it a couple of times? Is it the significance of the repair or is it just like one thing after the other?

Yeah, that's a very good point.

So the way it works in the U.S., all 50 states have lemon laws and they're a bit different.

But the general consensus is if the car cannot be fixed after three or four attempts and it's out of service for 30 days, then it's a lemon.

And so you have the right to go to the manufacturer and say, look, I want a different car or I want my money back.

And we don't have that protection here.

So you just keep going back and they say, look, don't worry, we're going to fix it, we're going to fix it.

Do you think provincial governments are going to be more open to it now that you're highlighting it?